Bell's palsy: One Loyola patient's story

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  • Опубликовано: 10 июн 2013
  • Audrey Rex talks about how she noticed the onset of Bell's palsy.. At first she was having trouble pronouncing 'b' and 'p,' and soon lost her ability to smile. After six months she had no movement on one side of her face. She met with Dr. John Leonetti, director of Cranial Base Surgery at Loyola and a well-renowned Bell's palsy specialist. Dr. Leonetti explains how Bell's palsy, or idiopathic facial paralysis, causes acute facial paralysis on one side of the face. It is thought to be caused by a virus. The nerve swells within its bony sleeve and paralyzes itself. Audrey had the surgery to remove the bony sleeve, which relieved pressure on the nerve. She soon started to recover movement in her face. She met with a therapist to improve her muscle function. Her motivation has paid off. Audrey has recovered beautifully. For more information or to make an appointment, please visit www.loyolamedicine.org/find-a... or call 888-584-7888.
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  • @abidahassan3674
    @abidahassan3674 3 года назад +153

    To everyone who lost their beautiful smile, may you recover someday! Always remember to smile from your heart, you're not alone ❤

    • @amanbhandari__07
      @amanbhandari__07 3 года назад +1

      @Asha Magesh are u fine now??

    • @ramyatanniru
      @ramyatanniru 3 года назад

      @Asha Magesh watch my video for motivation

    • @theorangespot8531
      @theorangespot8531 3 года назад +4

      This just makes me want to cry lol been having Bell’s palsy for a bit over 2 months now 😭

    • @brendanbuissereth9006
      @brendanbuissereth9006 3 года назад +2

      I got diagnosed with Bell’s palsy a few months ago, whoever is going through it I know it’s hard and it may be hard to look at yourself but trust me stay positive and it’s only temporary but please go to the doctor it really helps. I’m 16 and I’ve seen a lot of improvements, I got my smile back and everything but it does take time to come back so don’t lose hope

    • @R4YM011D
      @R4YM011D 2 года назад +2

      @@brendanbuissereth9006 I got mine 7 years ago and I haven't gotten my smile back

  • @tannirangkham7
    @tannirangkham7 2 года назад +24

    I was diagnosed with bell's palsy in 2019. I made full recovery in just 2 months. No doubt It was one of the most horrible experience of my life.. I was alone..far away from home when it happened...The first symptom I had was that I couldn't move my lips.. then I felt terrible pain on the right side of my face..☹️ I thot i was having stroke and I was going to die in a minute ☹️ I still remember that time I kept saying psalm 23:4 & 2 timothy 1:7 in my heart and that comforted me alot...👏 I was prescribed corticosteroids and some painkillers and did facial therapy for two months. I am perfectly fine now 🙏🏽
    Hey you, who is going through this👉 You're not alone..stay positive, shift your focus from sickness to health and from fear to faith... Healing is your portion, receive it now💪Prayers & Love ❤️

    • @tannirangkham7
      @tannirangkham7 Год назад +1

      @@iman5019 facial therapy and medicines ( corticosteroids and neuron tablets). Stay positive. You will be fine brother💪 Prayers & love 🤲🏼

    • @iman5019
      @iman5019 Год назад +1

      @@tannirangkham7 Thank you! 🙏🏼

    • @Guptams226
      @Guptams226 5 месяцев назад

      I also suffering from this
      This is ho horrible
      I was also remember date
      4sept 2023😢😢😢😢😢😢

    • @gloriamirembejohn1842
      @gloriamirembejohn1842 27 дней назад

      So much encouraged. I trust God for my healing

  • @lydiathepugnerd6438
    @lydiathepugnerd6438 4 года назад +85

    I was diagnosed with bells pausy when I was 5 I was SO exited for kindergarten I'm 12 now I can't remember my smile... I can't chew with my mouth shut I'm still made fun of... so remember your not alone you are loved and I will live with this disease forever... I'm trying solo to get rid of it YOUR NOT ALONE you are loved and don't let people effect you 💖💖💖

    • @MyCatInABox
      @MyCatInABox 4 года назад +3

      Hey "Lydia"-
      Your gonna be alright 😀.
      Even if your having a bad DAY, overall you'll see that your LIFE will get better.
      So: Stay strong, keep moving foward, don't lose site, and you might be pleasantly surprised at just how many people are in your corner, rooting for you!

    • @abdullahkhormi3308
      @abdullahkhormi3308 4 года назад

      Thanks a lots for this lovely comment ❤️❤️

    • @pamelabibby8642
      @pamelabibby8642 4 года назад

      @@MyCatInABox put bad days to other people and not you and your lip looks fine pretty unique and rare you dont need to change it i wish i had it

    • @hipskipne1984
      @hipskipne1984 4 года назад +2

      I don't comment much, but this lingered thru all elementary? I had , first two months I recovered visibly, months 3 4 were me with the internal nerve pains recovering nobody could see

    • @pamelabibby8642
      @pamelabibby8642 4 года назад +1

      @@hipskipne1984 it is not a disease its a beatiful pretty unique and rare thing and i wish i had it and sod idiots who tease you they are jealous of them you are better than them morons ok you are yourself you have rights so live your life and sod what others say i remember you are beatiful ok and dont need to change

  • @earlydawn9093
    @earlydawn9093 9 лет назад +292

    i was diagnosed with bell's palsy today.. hoping for a speed recovery.

    • @angelrodriguez1929
      @angelrodriguez1929 5 лет назад +10

      Early Dawn how is it now

    • @andrefairbanks
      @andrefairbanks 5 лет назад +3

      Early Dawn I hope you can recover 🙋🏼‍♀️🙋🏽‍♂️🆙😇

    • @rahulagarwal1989
      @rahulagarwal1989 4 года назад

      Synkinesis is still there isin't i was also having 3 yrs backs.

    • @aky9229
      @aky9229 4 года назад +2

      how are you now ma'am?

    • @vijaykanth7908
      @vijaykanth7908 4 года назад

      @Francis C hai mam whr is it i meam instut mam

  • @katyann4198
    @katyann4198 Год назад +16

    My son (12) was just diagnosed today. He won't stop crying because he keeps saying he lost his smile. I feel so bad for my baby, he never gets a break. Every year my boy seems to have a new illness or problem. I hope he makes a full recovery.

    • @petrawitty5575
      @petrawitty5575 10 месяцев назад +1

      How is your son doing?

    • @unicornmadness6286
      @unicornmadness6286 9 месяцев назад

      Did he make a full recovery? I was just diagnosed with this four days ago and honestly I understand what he meant with losing his smile. I look completely different and it's frightening.

    • @katyann4198
      @katyann4198 9 месяцев назад +3

      @@petrawitty5575 he's doing great! Thank you for asking 😊

    • @katyann4198
      @katyann4198 9 месяцев назад +4

      @@unicornmadness6286 yes, he made a full recovery in under 2 weeks thank God. They added an antiviral to his treatment as well. Not sure if that helped, but I was willing to try anything for him. I know it's scary, and I really feel for you. Hang in there. It should go away within a couple weeks to a month.

    • @alexivanov7966
      @alexivanov7966 5 месяцев назад

      those illnesses you mentioned, coupled with bell's palsy, indicate a downward trend. you must change your family's diet, eliminate packaged "food", and start massaging, exercising to get proper blood flow.

  • @abidahassan3674
    @abidahassan3674 3 года назад +38

    I was also diagnosed with bell's pulsy last week. Luckily, I went to the doctor and they gave me medicine and told me to visit a therapist who will massage my face. My therapist taught be some facial exercises which I need to do every 2 hours and I'm kind of recovering. Some people sadly don't have money for visiting doctor/therapist.. i want to help people like that with what I know. Your condition might be more severe than me or a better but I'll tell you what exercises I do in my face. Hope it helps it, you can try whatever i suggest but it's always better to visit an actual doctor if you can! 😇
    1. Try to lift both of your eyebrows, while having bell's pulsy, it's difficult to move one of your eyebrow. For me, bell's pulsy happened in the left side of my face meaning that the left side of my face is kinda paralysed. In the beginning, I had to take medicine from doctor. I couldn't move/lift my left eyebrow completely. After taking medicine, it was a bit better. You have to try hard to lift both of your eyebrows, do it 20 times every 2 hours.
    2. Whichever eyebrow you can't lift, massage it with your hand/fingers.
    3. Try to scrunch your nose, like when people are angry, they make their nose trills big and furrow their eyebrows. "😠| 👃/ 🐽 - ↗️↘️" like these emojis. Also do that every 2 hours.
    4. Inhale and keep the air in ur mouth for 10 seconds, it's okay if the air leaks. Then, exhale (also do every 2 hours.)
    5. Massage the cheek in which you have bell's pulsy. How to massage: with your hand/fingers, move your cheek upwards your ear. Also do it every 2 hours.
    6. Drink water with a straw
    7. Try to blow balloons 🎈
    These are what I know, good luck! You are not alone, best of luck! 💜

    • @rc9875
      @rc9875 3 года назад

      hope you are better.

    • @Silent.killer_007
      @Silent.killer_007 3 года назад

      Same story i have it on left side too😭

    • @ArthurShelby-PB
      @ArthurShelby-PB 2 года назад +3

      @@Silent.killer_007 for me it’s the right side

    • @Silent.killer_007
      @Silent.killer_007 2 года назад

      @@ArthurShelby-PB sad to hear this , lets hope we recover soon🙏

    • @kitemett
      @kitemett 2 года назад

      Thanks

  • @DaManAbove
    @DaManAbove 23 дня назад +1

    Joel Embiid having a mild case of this is what made me want to learn more about it....never heard of this before today. Praying everyone inflicted by this has a swift recovery. God Bless You

  • @YuserAlhaj
    @YuserAlhaj 2 года назад +11

    Happy that she is recovered, I can imagine how much frustration and depression this situation would bring to someone's life

  • @WrathfulTyriel
    @WrathfulTyriel 3 года назад +16

    I was just diagnosed with Bells Palsy today. I am glad I found this video...I hope everyone that's been diagnosed with this makes a full recovery. Stay strong it's not the end of the world.

    • @leanncaraway2689
      @leanncaraway2689 3 года назад +1

      Thank you! I got diagnosed too. I'm still freaked out by it.

    • @ArthurShelby-PB
      @ArthurShelby-PB 2 года назад +3

      Way too many people are getting this, it’s worrying. Why is there not something to combat it yet… I currently have it on my right side and it’s horrible and I dread it will keep reoccurring throughout my whole life

    • @leanncaraway2689
      @leanncaraway2689 2 года назад +3

      @@ArthurShelby-PB it's a horrible experience for sure. I recovered within 3 weeks. I hope you'll recover soon!

    • @WrathfulTyriel
      @WrathfulTyriel 2 года назад +2

      Update: The Bells Palsy has seemed to go almost fully since my last post. I have slight issues with my left side being weak....I guess if that's what to call it. Keep positive...don't let this get you down.

    • @ArthurShelby-PB
      @ArthurShelby-PB 2 года назад +1

      @@leanncaraway2689 Thank you LeAnn! 💚 I hope I do. Happy to hear you recovered. I’ve got some sort of sickness bug at the same time of Bell’s palsy so it’s making things even worse… constant urge to vomit but my body rejects it.

  • @neosoul7422
    @neosoul7422 4 года назад +22

    I used to have a beautiful smile. Now it hurts to smile 🤧

  • @ilikepizza2020
    @ilikepizza2020 3 года назад +9

    I had Bell’s palsy when I was 10. I was sick and got it shortly after. I’m grateful that it went away on its own.

    • @vadapaka2083
      @vadapaka2083 3 года назад +1

      will it go back? or is it a one time thing?

    • @alanross2876
      @alanross2876 2 года назад +1

      What were you sick with prior to diagnosis?

  • @ofeliajones-ih7fp
    @ofeliajones-ih7fp 9 месяцев назад +1

    I got Bell’s palsy in 1984 on the left side of my face and never recovered from it I am now 73. I take a look at pictures and wish I had my smile back. But my husband always said I was beautiful. There are days when it is more difficult than others. I’ve learned to live with it.

    • @joanneriley3899
      @joanneriley3899 8 месяцев назад

      My niece got diagnosed when she was 3, she’s now 17 and still can’t smile equally.

  • @brianf.9117
    @brianf.9117 5 лет назад +4

    The Lil doc, is a great doctor. Known him my whole life, great man.

  • @yourparents
    @yourparents 4 года назад +2

    You are giving me hope!

  • @kymmiekym8845
    @kymmiekym8845 4 года назад +4

    i was diagnosed with bells palsy recently. my paralysed side hurts like hell before i took my medication. they only gave me prednisolone. finished it in 10 days. first day i took 12 pills. they told me to cut it down 2 pills each day. i took it every morning after i ate breakfast. then i'll do face exercise and massage everytime i can. i do it for about 10-15 minutes then i rest and repeat. i also used eye drop and eyepatch but i took it off when i sleep. also, dont sleep on your paralysed side. i recovered completely after 2 weeks! goodluck to everyone who was diagnosed with it!

    • @anuarmohamed7590
      @anuarmohamed7590 4 года назад

      can you recover without medication? i mean is facial exercise enough for recovery?

    • @kymmiekym8845
      @kymmiekym8845 4 года назад

      @@anuarmohamed7590 im not sure about that. but my left side already paralysed for 4 days before i went to the clinic and start taking my medication. for 4 days, ive been doing facial massage and exercise only, thinking that i can get better even without medication but it doesnt get any better at all. so i think it would be better to take medication. you would recover faster with it too.

    • @anuarmohamed7590
      @anuarmohamed7590 4 года назад +1

      @@kymmiekym8845 i went to hospital just now and they gave me prednisolone(steroid) too, about 20 pills. They tell me to take 6 pills once for each day(after meal recommended). I dont know if those 20 pills enough or not. But hopefully things will get better. The lesson I got today is dont be panic. :)

    • @kymmiekym8845
      @kymmiekym8845 4 года назад

      @@anuarmohamed7590 wishing you a speedy recovery!!

    • @rc9875
      @rc9875 3 года назад

      4 people who got Pfizer shots got Bell's palsy, I am wary of the shot now. Glad you recovered.

  • @volitiveclover
    @volitiveclover 2 года назад +1

    Blessings to all of you going thru this! I dont have this particular problem but i humble myself knowing people go thru this makes me appreciate my health more. Although im only 22

  • @ktee118
    @ktee118 3 года назад +9

    I was diagnosed a week ago, I feel so depressed I miss my face. I had the flu a couple of weeks before and was pregnant but had my baby 5 days ago. I also had high blood pressure. I don't get any medication for this I just try rest and massage my face. I wish you all very well xo

    • @t2dwarrior209
      @t2dwarrior209 3 года назад +1

      Hope you make a full recovery. Been almost a decade for me and I have full function back after a month's but there are some lasting effects. My left upper lip still won't move even though I do have feeling. Guess the muscle that controls it is dead. I also get closure tears any time I'm eating. I sure do miss being able to move my upper lip still even though it's been nearly 10 years.

  • @GiDD504
    @GiDD504 4 года назад +17

    She’s beautiful! I’m happy for her

  • @maddiclift1178
    @maddiclift1178 3 года назад +4

    i’ve been diagnosed with bell’s palsy and i’m terrified, i’m praying that it’ll get better... sorry to anyone else going through it i know it sucks but i promise it will recover before you know it

    • @Ichi-9
      @Ichi-9 3 года назад

      same, on day 6, best of luck

    • @tanusreeb.3826
      @tanusreeb.3826 Год назад

      @maddi clift did you recover? How are you?

  • @tannaguess8777
    @tannaguess8777 5 лет назад +9

    Hoping for the best for your future ❤️ I myself found out today I have it ! I was lost and didn’t have a clue of this or never New anything about!! Thanks for uploading this video for putting out more information out for people like me who didn’t even have a clue it existed !

    • @audreyrex6102
      @audreyrex6102 5 лет назад

      I am so glad it helped! I hope you are seeing movement.

    • @davud7525
      @davud7525 4 года назад

      But what did doctors say, what's the main cause for palsy?

  • @joshuajames5298
    @joshuajames5298 3 года назад

    Had this happen hunni and still trying get there God bless you to xxx

  • @jessicaweyman8641
    @jessicaweyman8641 4 года назад +7

    Thank you for your video! I was diagnosed today. I am going to see a nuerologist tomorrow!

  • @jamiekirbitz586
    @jamiekirbitz586 3 года назад +3

    Was diagnosed yesterday. Half my face is in paralysis. Very scary no doubt. I certainly hope for a full and speedy recovery.

    • @amanbhandari__07
      @amanbhandari__07 3 года назад

      Are recovered from Bell's palsy

    • @jamiekirbitz586
      @jamiekirbitz586 3 года назад +5

      Yes. Took about 2-3 weeks. But fully recovered.

    • @Silent.killer_007
      @Silent.killer_007 3 года назад +1

      @@jamiekirbitz586 im happy to hear this, what did u do to recover btw?

    • @NazimAli-ug3bo
      @NazimAli-ug3bo 5 месяцев назад

      ​@@amanbhandari__07are you recovered bro?

  • @crystalmills2186
    @crystalmills2186 16 дней назад

    I've got Bell's palsy when I was 17, I still have partial paralysis on my left side.. I'm fine with it! It's never gonna be gone for good, but I've accepted it as who I am. 😊

  • @brownskin1267
    @brownskin1267 2 года назад

    I was just diagnosed with this I’ve been so depressed and sad and in pain thank you for this video I pray that mine doesn’t last long I’m so aggravated and feel so helpless .

    • @chica2383
      @chica2383 2 года назад

      When I had it I constantly just wanted to know when it would get better, my friend told me to start telling myself I’m beautiful even if I didn’t feel it and I was so depressed, it took me a few months but I started the steroids late so maybe that’s why it took longer for me to get better. Stay strong and during this time remember to treat yourself to great massages, spend time with people you love and make you feel good to be around. Really pamper yourself, my smile is fully back and I’m so grateful it’s better now Alhamdulilah, I pray everyone going through it has a speedy recovery!!

  • @lyssetaguirre6169
    @lyssetaguirre6169 2 года назад

    I got diagnosed today with Bell’s palsy I really feel insecure at the moment but hoping for a fast recovery

  • @SHSprostyle
    @SHSprostyle 4 года назад +21

    Almost a month into mine now. I’ve made a massive amount of recovery so far, I look just about like my old self again. The main issue is my eye though. I still can’t blink properly on the right side and with this cold weather at the moment my eye waters loads when I’m outside. I literally have tears streaming down my face every time I step outside, which is most of the time since I’m at university. Bloody annoying but hey, I’m recovering at least.

    • @mcdonaldscrustyburger5933
      @mcdonaldscrustyburger5933 4 года назад

      That’s good, I was diagnosed yesterday and I hope I can recover fast too :)

    • @SHSprostyle
      @SHSprostyle 4 года назад +1

      Mc donalds Crusty burger I’m sorry to hear that. You’ll get through it, just take it easy and get a lot of rest. I’d also avoid reading into it too much. I made that mistake and convinced myself that I had Ramsay hunt syndrome (significantly worse). The best thing to do is to go to a GP get steroids asap. Other than that all you can really do is rest and let it run its course. It may seem hopeless in the first week, but recovery can be quite spontaneous. I hope you get better soon

    • @leonroar456
      @leonroar456 3 года назад +1

      Are you okay now

    • @rhondasponders52
      @rhondasponders52 2 года назад

      This is so encouraging to me! Thank you for sharing. Just happened to me yesterday.

  • @kartumunity9198
    @kartumunity9198 4 года назад +38

    0:27 she looks a bit like Taylor Swift... It's just my opinion. ✌

  • @chelswithers8849
    @chelswithers8849 5 лет назад +6

    Was just diagnosed today, thanks so much for your courage in putting this video out there, I hope you recovered 💘

    • @audreyrex6102
      @audreyrex6102 5 лет назад +1

      I have basically all my movement back! I can't believe it was 6 years ago at this point. I hope you are healing already!!

    • @abdirizaksalat9156
      @abdirizaksalat9156 5 лет назад +1

      I am a physical therapist and i found that with TENS you will improve alot. Wish you all the best

    • @chelswithers8849
      @chelswithers8849 5 лет назад

      Turns out it's Chiari not Bells Palsy 💜

    • @rafaelverduzco2978
      @rafaelverduzco2978 4 года назад

      Abdirizak Salat what do you mean TENS?

  • @vaqar6545
    @vaqar6545 4 года назад +13

    iv had it 2 years back. Still have symptoms to the left eye as well as cheek. I seems to have recovered almost 80% and still noticing slight improvements. But the recovery process is extremely slow in case you had delayed the initial medication. So as soon as it happens rush to the doctor and start recommended medication immediately. I wasted 4 to 5 days until i saw the Doctor which resulted in a very slow recovery.

    • @vikas1991vikas
      @vikas1991vikas 4 года назад

      #vix I dint take medicines and u r ryt about recovery it's very slow I m close to third month and 50% recover only

    • @vaqar6545
      @vaqar6545 4 года назад

      @Jonathan Lara in short its a very very very slow recovery. The best thing i can recommend is do facial exercises and do some physiotherapy. U will start seeing improvements. but a full 100% recovery is on chance incase u have missed the immidiate medication. But none the less you will see more improvements day by day.

    • @vikas1991vikas
      @vikas1991vikas 4 года назад

      @Jonathan Lara after how many month u recovered

    • @vikas1991vikas
      @vikas1991vikas 4 года назад

      @Jonathan Lara most of the recoveries happened upto how many months

    • @Danielle33384
      @Danielle33384 4 года назад +1

      Vix yes that’s the number one thing they recommend! It’s important that steroids and antiviral is started within 48 hrs of symptoms, the sooner the better.

  • @raene418
    @raene418 Год назад +1

    I had Bell's Palsy in 2003. The doctor thought I had a stroke since I couldn't feel the left side of my tongue, chest, arm or face. The night before it struck, I was having a lot of twitching in the affected eye and also it would matter up quite a bit.
    The next morning I felt horrible, had to slide off the bed carefully because I couldn't feel my upper right extremities. I crawled to the corded phone I had at the time and pulled it down to me from the shelf it was on and pressed a number, it was my sister, I couldn't talk good and the last thing I heard her say is she is on the way. I think I passed out from feeling so sick because I don't remember anything until I heard banging on my front door. I crawled to it and barely got the lock turned. She rushed me to a hospital and I was told I definitely looked like I had a bad stroke. They did MRI. It was clear. I was diagnosed with B.P. It's been a long time but I'm still with drooping on the right side of my face and eye looks smaller than the other one. I'm learning just now that there is a procedure that may help. I'm very self conscious about it and get called droopy face, squint eye, freak so I try to keep from smiling too big so its not as noticeable.
    My heart goes out to anyone that has had or has it. It is rough. I sympathize!

    • @jilliaadams1066
      @jilliaadams1066 Год назад

      I just got diagnosed today and very similar symptoms as you. Did you ever recover?

    • @raene418
      @raene418 Год назад

      @@jilliaadams1066 I was stricken with Bell's Palsy in 2003 and still have drooping on the right side of my face and my eye looks smaller than the other one. I did medical botox for a little while but stopped. It only masked the issue. Didn't cure it. I pray you recover completely. Some ppl recover very well with very little after effects. My best to you. I'm sorry to hear you were diagnosed with this. If you have further questions, I will help if I can. 🙂

  • @exwhyz9403
    @exwhyz9403 3 года назад +3

    I’m at 6 weeks right now and barely just getting my smile back again and I’m very grateful. it also gives me a lot of hope to fully recover hopefully one day. Also my eye flips the other way around when I close them at the same time and that really bothers me!!!

    • @shantajules-russell1067
      @shantajules-russell1067 3 года назад +1

      Just subscribed to you as I see you've been documenting your journey. Nice to know that your smile is slowly starting to return. I don't have Bell's Palsy but I have been experiencing neurological symptoms for just over 2 years that are finally being investigated. Right now, since yesterday, my body feels about 50% numb - it's really annoying. It's mainly affecting my right side - especially the right side of my face!
      Sending you love. You'll recover soon x

    • @exwhyz9403
      @exwhyz9403 3 года назад

      @@shantajules-russell1067 I’m sorry to hear that you’re going through that I can imagine how hard it must be, but please never lose hope and believe one day you will be completely back how you are. Stay positive and get the medical help available also relax your nervous system..I know it’s hard dealing with these nervous system problems and I will keep you in my thoughts in prayers .

  • @mbarbadillo08mb
    @mbarbadillo08mb 5 лет назад +13

    Surgery may cost a lot. What if a person has nothing then they’d probably left untreated if it would take long to recover. Sucks! Still hoping for the speedy recovery for mine and for all those who has been having this disorder. Godbless. Godspeed! 😘🙏🏻

    • @abdirizaksalat9156
      @abdirizaksalat9156 5 лет назад

      Physical therapy interventions is an option with therapist you can gain your movements back

    • @Joyvzn
      @Joyvzn 4 года назад

      Mine took a few months to recover keep massaging

    • @fakenews8295
      @fakenews8295 4 года назад

      Steroids and exercises

  • @thatonecoololdperson5024
    @thatonecoololdperson5024 3 года назад +11

    I couldn’t drink anything but thankfully I recovered from it

    • @belindamandaza
      @belindamandaza 3 года назад +3

      Was diagnosed on Saturday, I'm praying for a quick recovery.

    • @filmingstorm8760
      @filmingstorm8760 3 года назад

      How many days did it take to recover

    • @la5161
      @la5161 3 года назад

      @@belindamandaza how r u now?

    • @belindamandaza
      @belindamandaza 3 года назад

      @@la5161 I've fully recovered now thanks for asking.

    • @la5161
      @la5161 3 года назад

      @@belindamandaza how days took u to recover fully, i was diagnosed yesterday and I’m depressed any tips?

  • @vinny932
    @vinny932 6 лет назад +12

    My wife had Bells and a DR. friend of mine told me to use Vitamin B12, Alpha Lipoic Acid,
    Echinacea and some B complex. She also took B100 and Alpha Lipoic Acid
    was the key as our DR. friend suggested it would be. These help with
    inflammation and boost the nervous system. She is 100% after 4 weeks.

  • @manningtarrel
    @manningtarrel 4 года назад +6

    I got Bell’s palsy 8 months ago and I still haven’t fully recovered and I don’t think I ever will. I always had a beautiful smile and now I barely take pictures. It really sucks because my self esteem is extremely low because of it.

    • @salvadorrocha3420
      @salvadorrocha3420 4 года назад +2

      darling everything is going to be okay, some people take longer to recover. Don't worry.

    • @manningtarrel
      @manningtarrel 4 года назад +1

      salvador rocha thank you! I hope so😩❤️

    • @clumsy_foodie
      @clumsy_foodie 4 года назад +2

      It's been 1.5 yrs, n still my smile is crooked n my eye closes when I laugh so I stopped taking pictures too. I m afraid it will ruin my marriage pictures too

    • @salvadorrocha3420
      @salvadorrocha3420 4 года назад +3

      @@clumsy_foodie i dont wanna give false hope, but i honestly think that u can get bettrr no matter how long it takes.💜

    • @clumsy_foodie
      @clumsy_foodie 4 года назад +2

      @@salvadorrocha3420 thank you so much 💖

  • @ppppugh7892
    @ppppugh7892 4 года назад +3

    Pretty girl with lovely teeth and skin. She's very lucky now x

  • @jonathanwang6230
    @jonathanwang6230 3 года назад +9

    I hope this works for me. Been living with Bel's palsy almost my entire life. Been having it since I was 9 because of a brain tumor to radiation and chemotherapy with damage to pituitary gland and hypothyroidism. 21 years now since then.
    My symptoms: can't close my eye fully no strength to keep eye closed either (I can open the eye just by flicking it with my finger lightly), very tiny smile, no cheek indication, no eye brow movement, and a few others. Other symptoms I'm not sure if it's directly link to Bel's palsy : dry eye (I have tears from just simple exercise like jogging, eating spices or well flavored food not exactly spicy foods, doing physical work like gardening or lawn mowing to mainly from simple body exhaustion if not little sweat), runny nose (happens when body is at little exhaustion also from just simple exercise or sports, from eating mild + spicy foods). All symptoms on right side of face.
    It really gets to you when you interact with other people.
    Tutored little kids: You smile at them they look at you as if you are doing something weird. Makes you give up the effort of even trying to smile.
    Random kids or people who don't understand these kind of illness: stare at you randomly as if you some other unknown race or species and are afraid especially try to ignore you.

    • @dipsankarki7971
      @dipsankarki7971 3 года назад +1

      How are you now?? I'm having same problem because of surgery of brain tumor... what kind of treatment you are taking??

    • @jonathanwang6230
      @jonathanwang6230 3 года назад +1

      @@dipsankarki7971 Bell's Palsy has kind of stayed the same. I think it will depend on how much you keep the side of Bell's Palsy active and motional.
      I've tried chirotherapy and and acupuncture. So far I think acupuncture may have been the best as to keep Bell's Palsy from getting worse. But acupuncture seems to be expensive also so I don't take it often. I just try to massage or stimulate the Bell's Palsy side of my face.
      So far I don't a way to fix this. I would like to know if you do.

    • @delmanshukri6627
      @delmanshukri6627 3 года назад +1

      @@jonathanwang6230 have you ever planned on contacting the doctor in the video?

  • @nanalove6330
    @nanalove6330 4 года назад +4

    I was Diagnose yesterday , am so Stress out ,but all the same i wish myself speedy recovery

    • @pamelabibby8642
      @pamelabibby8642 4 года назад

      you dont need a recovery bells palsy is nice i wish i had it it looks cool

    • @nanalove6330
      @nanalove6330 4 года назад

      What ... Pamela bibby stay healthy

    • @peeku1137
      @peeku1137 4 года назад

      i got it yesterday and its annoying

    • @pamelabibby8642
      @pamelabibby8642 4 года назад

      @@peeku1137 theres nothing wrong with it you just look different its ok to be different sod bullies pit it down to there ignorance i think you look nice and beatiful and i wish i looked like you im nice like that it makes a change from people being horrible

    • @nanalove6330
      @nanalove6330 4 года назад

      @@peeku1137 u will be fine my dear

  • @vinothc
    @vinothc 3 года назад +5

    It's been six years.
    It never goes off.
    But now it's getting severe one eye is totally closing

    • @rebeccajensen560
      @rebeccajensen560 2 года назад

      Did you get help ? It seems like a Long time... i also have troubles with my eye and its been 9 month since my accident.

  • @brianna1603
    @brianna1603 2 года назад

    i had this 2 years ago and i only had it for a month! You just have to keep doing your eye exercises

  • @wassi224
    @wassi224 2 года назад +1

    I was diagnosed with bells palsy since 2 years ago and right now I don't recognize well 60% still have pain in the below of my head now I stop doing any kind of therapy or exercises it's hard to deal I really miss my beautiful smile and my face 😭😭😭 and no one can understand the feeling

  • @richardhumphreys9219
    @richardhumphreys9219 Год назад +1

    I was struck in 2012. My V A Hospital diagnosed it correctly. Administered steroids & antibiotics. Ten years later I still have loss of motor function on my left side. My VA hospital wouldn't even do a follow up for over 6 month's. For them surgery wasn't an option. I was a very healthy 50 year old. I still use drops. slowly losing sight in my left eye. Coming to grips with the fact that I may not be able to drive much longer. I am a driver by trade. Anything & everything. Good to see this young lady have a much better outcome. EVERYONE looks & treats me very differently. It sucks

  • @Danielle33384
    @Danielle33384 4 года назад +3

    Just diagnosed with Bells Palsy the day after Christmas. My first symptom was that my tongue felt funny. I didn’t think anything of it until I woke up the next morning and my right side of my face wasn’t working. I went straight to the ER and was prescribed Prednisone and an antiviral med. The pain is intense on the right side and the headache is terrible. I wish doctors knew more about this condition. It’s very stressful to go through this!

    • @SHSprostyle
      @SHSprostyle 4 года назад +2

      Danielle same happened to me. I was diagnosed with it on Christmas Day. Noticed my tongues felt as if it had been scalded from a hot drink, next thing you know my face is seizing up. Finally starting to recover now, got a fairly significant bit of movement back over the past few days. Still unable to smile but it’s getting better so I suppose I must be quite lucky

    • @bigwilly5624
      @bigwilly5624 4 года назад +1

      Im 27 and its been a year add me on snapchat so i csn show you @ cooperro562

    • @SHSprostyle
      @SHSprostyle 4 года назад

      Danielle any recovery now? A lot of my face is relatively normal again. Still a lot of things I can’t do though. I still struggle to blink properly on my right eye, but I can just about close it when I try. My smiles pretty much back which is the important part, at a point where no one would really notice I have anything wrong with me now. Still certain muscles I can’t move though for instance, I can’t downturn my lips and still can’t puff out my cheeks. I’d say I’m about 65-70% recovered. How about you? Hope you’ve started to recover

    • @Danielle33384
      @Danielle33384 4 года назад

      Major Bjork The pain has gone away but I still have no improvement in my movement yet. I suppose it’s just going to take a lot of time to heal. I think if I have improved it’s just so little that maybe it’s not as noticeable to me yet. The neurologist can’t see me until March 😫 so I don’t know how much damage was done to the nerve. It has gotten easier to sleep with my eye patch though and the dryness isn’t as bad as it was. I’m glad you’re getting your smile back! That’s something I miss doing for sure!

    • @SHSprostyle
      @SHSprostyle 4 года назад +1

      Danielle I’m sorry to hear that. Don’t lose hope. Recovery can be spontaneous. For me I was sat on my phone and suddenly noticed that I could ever so slightly twitch my cheek; from there things slowly improved. It’s one of those things that take time unfortunately. I wish you a speedy recovery, I’m sure you will improve soon.

  • @elisa1077
    @elisa1077 5 лет назад +10

    My sister just had this today very hard day for us all

    • @amanbhandari__07
      @amanbhandari__07 3 года назад +1

      Is she recovered from Bell's palsy....pleez tell

    • @elisa1077
      @elisa1077 3 года назад

      @@amanbhandari__07 she did. Her right side is still droopy but not much anymore she came along way after that happened to her

  • @roser462
    @roser462 4 года назад

    Do you always have the whole half of the face droop? I have numbness only on my left temple and my eyes hurts

  • @forestalmo2417
    @forestalmo2417 4 года назад

    Most of mine went away but my right eye gives me grief 24-7 and its been over a year , Don't think its possible to fix that tbh

  • @fad-el365
    @fad-el365 3 года назад +13

    I was diagnosed Bell's Palsy..
    Im afraid 😥😥😥

    • @Eirocina
      @Eirocina 3 года назад

      did you recover it yet

  • @volitiveclover
    @volitiveclover 2 года назад

    She looks good now! Thats crazy this happens to people

  • @maolysventura2937
    @maolysventura2937 4 года назад +5

    i had this and something that helped me a lot was putting nutmeg inside of my mouth , no the ground nutmeg the regular. I left it there through out the whole day and my balls palsy started to get better . For my eyes i put a warm towel on it and it started to get better : ) . I even massaged my face every night and it was gone in a week or two . This is what i went through i hope this helped

    • @leslie8938
      @leslie8938 4 года назад +1

      Maolys Ventura what type of nutmeg did you use?? I just woke up today with my right side of my face paralyzed. I had covid -19 and my dr told me they are now seeing a link after the illness to this . :(

  • @kashainjohnson8906
    @kashainjohnson8906 3 года назад +1

    Hi I was diagnosed with Bell’s palsy a few years ago and twice now my face is permanently twisted

  • @zcosmic7001
    @zcosmic7001 3 года назад +3

    Its been a year now i think since i get this bell's palsy... now, i could close my eye and move my mouth to smile a lil bit, and yeah it's been hard to spread smile this past year. Just hoping i could recover soon and can't wait to start spread smile to everyone again :D

  • @Kittendust_1989
    @Kittendust_1989 2 года назад +1

    It’s been 1 week with Bell’s palsy and i haven’t seen any improvement with my face.. hoping for speedy recovery

    • @rmp661CA
      @rmp661CA 2 года назад +1

      Ive hd if for 4 months and still nothing

    • @rmp661CA
      @rmp661CA 2 года назад

      If ur doing something that helped u please let me know and advise will help..thx

  • @KlystiEvangelist
    @KlystiEvangelist 4 года назад +2

    Was she immediately placed on antibiotics, antivirals, and prednisone within days of onset?

  • @abigailm7656
    @abigailm7656 4 года назад

    I was discovered with bells palsy on friday hope I go thru dis soon

    • @eniyahtinafoster4318
      @eniyahtinafoster4318 4 года назад

      Abigail Moreno me to I still haven’t recovered they told me 6 months up to a year 🤦🏾‍♀️

    • @aybee8013
      @aybee8013 3 года назад

      @@eniyahtinafoster4318 how are you now?

  • @ricksilver16
    @ricksilver16 2 года назад

    I was just Diagnos with Bell's palsy...What kind of surgery was done to help with the Palsy?

  • @adoraajah9953
    @adoraajah9953 Год назад +1

    What facial exercises did you do to get your smile back to look normal in pictures....please I'm in desperate need of the tips

  • @mrcat9111
    @mrcat9111 4 года назад +3

    I am diagnosed with bells palsy hope it will get ok

  • @bingCR
    @bingCR 2 года назад

    I was diagnosed with Bell’s palsy when I was 10 years old and the right side of my face never fully recovered and I’m not able to move my eyebrow on that side and the side of my lip is more inward then the left side

  • @CorenaGaroutte
    @CorenaGaroutte 4 года назад

    Do you think CHIARI MALFORMATION could be related or be the cause of some Bells Palsy?

  • @user-sy4sy1yr6q
    @user-sy4sy1yr6q 4 года назад +3

    I had Bell’s palsy when I was 8

  • @RAMNIKK
    @RAMNIKK Год назад

    what is the exact name of this surgery and how much it cost ?

  • @vogueisdeath2176
    @vogueisdeath2176 3 года назад

    My father had it, then after a week I had it. We both had influenza b currently on the same antiviral and steroids. My dad recovered in 2 weeks. We were the first duo case our doctors had ever seen.

    • @darrellmason5574
      @darrellmason5574 2 года назад +1

      How severe was your dad case and did he make a full recovery

    • @carmendaniels3209
      @carmendaniels3209 Год назад

      I had it then three weeks later my mom got it.

  • @edsierabs8373
    @edsierabs8373 5 лет назад

    I don't know if I have this or not, but the whole left portion of my face, including the lower front left side of the neck gets cramped sometimes and results to a face similar to that. Lasts for about 2 minutes, 5 at most.

    • @LoyolaHealth
      @LoyolaHealth  5 лет назад +1

      Thanks for sharing your story with us, EdsieRabs. If you're in the Chicago area, you can make an appointment to see one of our specialists to have your case assessed. You can book either at our web site (www.loyolamedicine.org) or by calling our Patient Access Center at 888-584-7888. Good luck to you! -Keisha

  • @TonyLV
    @TonyLV 3 года назад +1

    I am going through this is already 3 days and is awful 😞 I can barely close my eye.

    • @vadapaka2083
      @vadapaka2083 3 года назад

      is it a one time thing?

    • @TonyLV
      @TonyLV 3 года назад +1

      @@vadapaka2083 is one time but the it last like 3 to 6 weeks i am getting better now almost 3 weeks I am like 90% recover

    • @vadapaka2083
      @vadapaka2083 3 года назад

      @@TonyLV Bro goodluck i hope tommrow is the day u recover

    • @abidahassan3674
      @abidahassan3674 3 года назад +1

      Same happened to me, this is what my facial therapist and doctor told ,e to do:
      So, one of your eye might be normal. You should shut both of ur eyes close but one will remain a little open (because of bell's pulsy) with your index finger, you will tap/press the eye which you can't close slowly. Because of pressing the eye, it'll close. Then you will slowly open both of your eyes again and repeat the process every 2 hours for recovery. Another is, in the downside of your eyebrow, there is a place where women draw the eyeliner wing. Right? Over there, with the help of the finger tip of your thumb, you will press it then move it a little to the left side (whichever eye you ahve problem closing) and also repeat it every 2 hours. This is what I do, your condition might be more severe so it's better if you talk with a doctor. Hope you recover very soon! 😇💗

  • @tanyawhelehan5428
    @tanyawhelehan5428 3 года назад

    I came down with BP 8 weeks ago. My smile is returning slowly but I still am not able to close my left eye. Its flickering a little but just not able to blink completely. I havent seen any physio or eye specialist as yet as this happened during covid and I am still awaiting contact from specialists? Hopefully my eye will improve soon, I have been doing weekly progress videos and the improvement is positive for my lower muscles around my mouth. Fingers crossed the eye will catch up soon.

  • @TheBlindYoutuberr
    @TheBlindYoutuberr 4 года назад +3

    I currently have Bell’s palsy is has been going on for three days. Luckily I went to the hospital and has been giving lots of meds to take it has been getting better but it is still hard to go to sleep and to drink out of a cup I suggest anyone who is going through this to be patient and drink out of a straw

    • @anuarmohamed7590
      @anuarmohamed7590 4 года назад

      hello, are you fully recovered now?

    • @CarolinaLopez-je6ze
      @CarolinaLopez-je6ze 3 года назад

      Same thing happened to me, went to the ER yesterday and got diagnosed with it. So hard to drink now, I use a straw and eat in small portions. So uncomfortable but am dealing with it. Hope you have a speedy recovery.

  • @charvondajohnson4857
    @charvondajohnson4857 Год назад

    i was diagnose 7 years ago and it still hasnt go away. is there a way i can get my smile back.

  • @Someone-ly6ch
    @Someone-ly6ch Год назад

    It's been 4 years but still I haven't recovered fully

  • @michaeladaly9971
    @michaeladaly9971 5 лет назад +4

    I first got bells palsey at 3 and it flares up every 10 years

    • @benghazi2012
      @benghazi2012 4 года назад +1

      mine was at 13 , then i had one at 31 last year.
      today is my third one at age of 32 , and i am depressed too.
      hope you are doing OK.

  • @rontaviussnipes3021
    @rontaviussnipes3021 4 года назад +3

    I was diagnosed on 11-25-19 and it’s 12-29-19 and I still have it. Really so depressing I don’t know what else to do.

    • @Danielle33384
      @Danielle33384 4 года назад

      rontavius snipes I’ve noticed it seems to be in the winter a lot that people get diagnosed it’s weird! I got mine on December 25-26 2019!

    • @rontaviussnipes3021
      @rontaviussnipes3021 4 года назад

      Danielle you still dealing with it? I am. 1-18-2020

    • @DierMe00
      @DierMe00 4 года назад +1

      I got it on 12/30/19. At the 3 week mark, I began to notice slight muscle movement. I can furrow my eyebrows but not lift them. The corner of my mouth raises a teeny tiny bit when I smile with my lips closed. I can pucker my lips a little better and my face seems to be straightening out. I'm pretty frustrated with the medical care I've been receiving. No one knows what to do. I went to a physical therapist who said he hadn't seen a case in 15 years so he did a google search over his lunch break and determined that there was nothing he could do for me.

    • @Danielle33384
      @Danielle33384 4 года назад +1

      rontavius snipes sorry I didn’t see the message...yes I’m still affected by this! I heard it can take months and months for some cases 😖

    • @Danielle33384
      @Danielle33384 4 года назад +1

      DierMe00 it’s really insane how little the medical field knows about treating this! It really seems more common than they admit!

  • @leomartinez5307
    @leomartinez5307 4 года назад +6

    I got bell palsy 2 weeks ago it sucks I still can’t smile but I hope it goes away

    • @Joyvzn
      @Joyvzn 4 года назад +2

      Leo Martinez it will I had it few years back no one will ever notice when you do recover keep your head up and look up home therapies

    • @pamelabibby8642
      @pamelabibby8642 4 года назад

      you can smile you just smile different it makes you how you are theres nothing wrong with it i wish i had it

    • @leomartinez5307
      @leomartinez5307 4 года назад +2

      It went away after one month thank god makes me appreciate the little things in life

    • @pamelabibby8642
      @pamelabibby8642 4 года назад

      @@leomartinez5307 you became ugly again bells palsy makes you beatifiul i wish i had it

  • @Jozeph_Niss
    @Jozeph_Niss Год назад

    Thanks for your story. Really inspiring.. I decides to try a treatment at home and I do recommend using FaceRehab mobile application. I used it for facial exercise and it allows to you to track the facial muscle activity during time. Really helped me. Take care

  • @therealldess6075
    @therealldess6075 4 года назад +1

    It’s been almost a year and it’s not 100% percent gone. It started in like 2018 of August and I was in the 7th grade and now I’m in the 8th grade and it’s not 100% gone

    • @nina755
      @nina755 4 года назад +1

      It’s Destinee!! How did you treat it?

  • @sincere2sinister
    @sincere2sinister 2 года назад

    I found out I have this yesterday 🙏

  • @forestalmo2417
    @forestalmo2417 4 года назад

    I have mostly movement but I have dry eye after a year now and the doctor said it will always be there and nothing can cure it . Always gives me a head ache of sorts and fucks with my sinuses . It feels like a someone sticking a knife into my eye sometimes and its 24-7 , so its not fun stuff . I got it from shingles

    • @eulalia2441
      @eulalia2441 2 года назад

      I also got dry eyes after bell's palsy.

  • @brendaperez2444
    @brendaperez2444 4 года назад +1

    I was diagnosed with it 4 days ago. Taking MethylPrednisolone 1mg and Valacyclovir 1gm but no physical therapy. Dr. Says I don't need it. What I don't understand is how did I manage to hurt my nerve? I'm physical activity and have a gluten-free diet. Low carb, sugar and fat. Received

    • @sujitkumar-et7to
      @sujitkumar-et7to 4 года назад

      How is it not ??? Can u seeing improvement . I m also suffering from bells palsy from past 5 days 😢

    • @erickrodriguez8349
      @erickrodriguez8349 4 года назад

      Did y’all recover I got this 4 days ago

    • @lilbill9738
      @lilbill9738 3 года назад

      Erick Rodriguez how about you Erick

    • @NazimAli-ug3bo
      @NazimAli-ug3bo 5 месяцев назад

      ​@@erickrodriguez8349now are you ok bro...plz reply

    • @NazimAli-ug3bo
      @NazimAli-ug3bo 5 месяцев назад

      ​@@sujitkumar-et7tonow are you ok bro...plz reply

  • @Ajayveersingh7652
    @Ajayveersingh7652 3 года назад +6

    I was diagnosed will Bell's palsey . It effect one's beautiful smile 😟😭

    • @ersilylopezz1672
      @ersilylopezz1672 3 года назад +1

      i got it bqck i’m dec and it went away i’m a week is gonna be ok i promise is scary but is going to be ok

    • @vadapaka2083
      @vadapaka2083 3 года назад +1

      is bell palsy really bad? is there anything you should be worrying? or is just let be for days and be gone?

    • @emzzz3535
      @emzzz3535 3 года назад

      @@vadapaka2083 usually youll be fine i got it today and it isnt dangerous in most cases

    • @eeriyeol693
      @eeriyeol693 3 года назад

      Hey - how are you doing ? Did you recover ?

    • @emzzz3535
      @emzzz3535 3 года назад

      @@eeriyeol693 yh nearly done revocering it isnt really serious unless you dont see progress after the first 5 days

  • @rhondasponders52
    @rhondasponders52 2 года назад

    I live in north Alabama. I’m 49 years old amd this just happened to me 2 days ago. Am I home health physical therapist assistant. Thankfully we have to wear a mask so no one can see my face but pronunciation somewhere and you can hear it. I am also a leader in my church and So many people say that my smile makes their day. This is horrible! Please refer me to a Dr in Birmingham or Huntsville Alabama that can do this surgery.

  • @ashleyashantay4907
    @ashleyashantay4907 5 лет назад +12

    I had my first bell palsy when I was pregnant in 2014 but it still goes on and off

    • @aracelyvalenzuela227
      @aracelyvalenzuela227 4 года назад +2

      ashley ashantay when you were pregnant, how long did you take to recover?? Is my fifth week and I don’t see movements 😢 I’m 37 weeks pregnant

  • @papawushutv
    @papawushutv 4 года назад +14

    I remember when I could first move again a tiny twitch. No one else could see it but I was adamant. LOOK! HERRE! As I would point to the tiny crook in my cheek.

    • @Justtellmetheanswer6910
      @Justtellmetheanswer6910 4 года назад +1

      Likewise.

    • @bossybossy2973
      @bossybossy2973 4 года назад

      2 months have gone, I can't move

    • @t2dwarrior209
      @t2dwarrior209 3 года назад

      It's been almost a decade since my diagnosis. Took 1 month to get some movement. As nerves were regenerating it was painful having those electrical firing of the nerves and face & eye lid twitching. Regained full function of my face except for my upper lip as I described in my RUclips video of it. Got feeling in the upper lip but little to no movement which makes kissing the wife weird & awkward when u can't move the lip. Also get crocodile tears still every time I'm eating and it looks like I'm crying.

  • @prabhu2009ece
    @prabhu2009ece 5 лет назад +2

    I suffering from bells palsy problem for the past 6 yrs.still not yet recovered completely.is it possible to recover completely.kindly suggest me.

    • @LoyolaHealth
      @LoyolaHealth  4 года назад +2

      Hi, Prabhu! Unfortunately, our doctors can't assess patients via e-mail or social media. But if you'll be in the Chicago area sometime in the future, you can request an appointment with one of them either online at www.loyolamedicine.org/appointment or by phone at 888-584-7888. Good luck! -Keisha

    • @odgereldashzeveg4729
      @odgereldashzeveg4729 4 года назад +1

      i was recovered after 1 month. acupuncture therapy is the best

  • @wakichurrokin9385
    @wakichurrokin9385 Год назад

    I am suffering as well

  • @sharonbyrd3049
    @sharonbyrd3049 4 года назад +1

    I wish he can help me

  • @nictavi1411
    @nictavi1411 2 года назад

    With the Tarsus Eyelid Patch by Nictavi, eye care professionals, care givers, and people suffering with eye
    and eyelid functioning issues, finally have a more comfortable option to treat, protect, and heal, using a device and method
    that revolutionizes the use of eyelid closure as a treatment and therapy.

  • @poppppyyyy
    @poppppyyyy 2 года назад

    Could bells palsy go away even after years? Is there hope? 🥺😔

  • @kimingraham5618
    @kimingraham5618 3 года назад

    I notice today my granddaughter thats 2 years old her face smily and talking her face suddenweekness to the left side her face

  • @JezTam
    @JezTam 3 года назад

    I just got it after i gave birth a few days ago.. They said i had a fever and an infection. Then days later i came home and it happened...

  • @bananaandkatie
    @bananaandkatie 3 года назад +3

    I just got diagnosed 2 days ago:((

    • @tamemwahab9445
      @tamemwahab9445 3 года назад

      Me to
      What should we do?
      I'm went to doctor he give me
      Anti viral and some more drugs
      And he told me massage 💆‍♀️ your face

    • @tamemwahab9445
      @tamemwahab9445 3 года назад

      +93782725593
      Its my Whatsapp number message me to send you my all drugs picture and I directed you to both of us be comes healthy as soon

  • @hollyleeming8687
    @hollyleeming8687 4 года назад +8

    A virus that attacks your nerves, my palsy came after the flu vaccine, I question wether palsy is caused by a virus.

    • @Shimeko13
      @Shimeko13 4 года назад +2

      Holly Leeming flu vaccine only makes you produce antibodies, not get rid of it. And also it’s a flu vaccine not a virus vaccine, it can only hope to prevent flu viruses not other different viruses. The Bell’s palsy virus is most definitely not a flu virus, otherwise you would have the flu.

    • @hollyleeming8687
      @hollyleeming8687 4 года назад +3

      Cindy You may want too look at the ingredients in vaccines, I'm not buying the safe and effective they are pushing.

    • @thereseember2800
      @thereseember2800 3 года назад +1

      @@Shimeko13: Safety was bypassed. It’s a huge red flag when Pfizer & Moderna have clauses that they can’t be sued for any adverse effects from the Covid vaccine.

    • @reneeodayok859
      @reneeodayok859 3 года назад +2

      My husband's was after the flu vaccine as well. And now it seems to be a side effect of covid vaccine

    • @hollyleeming8687
      @hollyleeming8687 3 года назад

      Renee O'Day OK I'm aware a nurse in the US has just reported she has Bells Palsy after Covid shot and is advising people not too get it. Big Pharmaceutical have been promoting vaccines as safe and effective for years because they have immunity from lawsuits. Politicians don't care because both Democrats and Republicans receive campaign donations from Big pharmaceutical, and vaccine courts pay out for damage leaving taxpayers accountable for paying for injury, for something that is supposedly safe and effective. Many have family member that have been injured or they themselves have been injured, and many do not know that vaccine courts exist, and they are paying for them. I would like too know how many vaccine injuries have gone unreported, due to incompetence from medical doctors.

  • @ferrarivisual
    @ferrarivisual Год назад

    Can you quit the medications after you recover

  • @inroompolly6442
    @inroompolly6442 3 года назад +2

    I have it for two years now wtf do i do... i feel bad and really insecure about it

    • @abidahassan3674
      @abidahassan3674 3 года назад

      Visit a professional doctor and take facial therapy after talking with doctor.

  • @layzeebumb3600
    @layzeebumb3600 6 лет назад +20

    OMG, I'm so depressed

  • @emzzz3535
    @emzzz3535 3 года назад +1

    i was diagnosed with bells palsy today

    • @bleachtide5409
      @bleachtide5409 3 года назад

      Did you recover?

    • @emzzz3535
      @emzzz3535 3 года назад

      @@bleachtide5409 mostly bearly visbale now but i can slighlty tell my left side is lower and less stronger

  • @recoyslofttv313
    @recoyslofttv313 4 года назад

    I suffering the symptom of bells palsy today what can i do to prevent prevent it im so poor to take a check up in a hospital any advice thankz

    • @LoyolaHealth
      @LoyolaHealth  4 года назад

      Good day. I'm so sorry to hear about the pain your condition has caused you. You can learn about our financial assistance and charity care options on our web site at www.loyolamedicine.org/patient-information/financial-charity-policy. I hope you're able to get some quality care soon. Good luck! -Keisha

    • @recoyslofttv313
      @recoyslofttv313 4 года назад

      @@LoyolaHealth thank you :)♡

  • @Aprils.life06
    @Aprils.life06 2 года назад +1

    When it’s a temporary result from the dentist it’s funny, but not when you have the condition

  • @fatherfigure2766
    @fatherfigure2766 2 года назад

    Diagnosed 3 days ago

  • @wizzardofpaws2420
    @wizzardofpaws2420 Год назад

    Sewing with Nancy, Rick Savage of Def Leppard both have this.

  • @gentlemagicman
    @gentlemagicman 3 года назад

    i have had it for 11 days

  • @xaverbishop6506
    @xaverbishop6506 2 года назад

    Poor girl.